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力強いタッチで描かれた華厳松
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An observation deck with a 180 degree panorama from the summit at an altitude of 492m. A promenade has been maintained around Lake Akaozan from the vicinity of Yu-Yu Land and Hana Tsubaki, and you can reach the summit observation deck in about 45 minutes. Below you can see the scattered villages of the Tonami Plain, and if you are blessed with good weather, you can also see Toyama Bay.
An artificial lake 3km around Hokuriku's largest, with beautiful seasonally scenery coloring the lakefront; transplanting a koshinohigan zakura; flanked by a cottage, sauna and other leisure facilities.
A variety of camping styles are available from tents to cottages. The camp is an auto camp site, 30 sites with power supply. There are four other cottages (6 members), four mobile home "Sumibox" (2 members) designed by architect Kengo Kuma, and four Kevin (2 members) with kitchen. During the stay, activities such as catching rock fish, fishing and trekking are also substantial.
It is a shrine located in the center of the city of Toyama, and is familiar with the name "Toyama Sanno-san". The age of Shōken is unknown, but in ancient times, the record of the second year of Jianwu (1335) remains. Oyamakuijin and Omikigami are the main priests, and Atenshou Omikami and Toyomi Omikami are enshrined in Aiden. In the first place, it is the largest crowd in the prefecture, and there are many young people who visit as there is a benefit of the connection.
The ancient temple of the Shingon sect that it was founded by the Hōdo (Hōdo) Jōjin in the third year of the Great Treasure (703). During the Sengoku period, Uesugi Kenshin served as a battle-winning prayer, and during the Edo period, he received the protection of the Kaga Domain. Temple treasures such as Kenshin's votive sword, Ryōkai Mandala (Ryokai Manada), which is said to be the end of Kamakura, are also left behind.
A ancient shrine in Enki Shiki, founded by Shuya Takeuchi, who was sent to him by the Yamato Imperial Court, a thousand or several hundred years ago. The main priest gods are Hime Inada and Takesen. Since ancient times, he has attracted the respect of many people, and he has often attended the Manba poet Omochi and the warlords of the Sengoku. It is reported that Iemochi referred to the shrine's building, the forest of the village of Onomiya, as Kononokureiyama, and Nara-hika. The precinct, where the long approach to the road continues, was designated as Toyama Forest, Toyama's 100 Nature. The quiet forest is colored with various plants for all seasons. It is attached to the Ōban Futanyasu Stained Glass Glass Memorial Hall in the precinct.
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